Abstract: A ceiling fan including a motor having a rotating flange; a single integrally formed fan blade, wherein the fan blade includes two substantially equally weighted wing portions disposed opposite each other; and a center portion disposed between and integrally formed with the two wing portions and having a passageway therethrough, wherein the passageway is sized such that the fan motor fits at least partially within the passageway; and means for attaching the center portion of the fan blade to the rotating flange of the motor is provided.
Abstract: The present disclosure relates, in some embodiments, to ceiling fans. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to ceiling fans that may comprise a body comprising a top cover, a bottom cover, and an internal cavity therebetween. Curvilinear segments of the top cover may contour against curvilinear segments of the bottom cover. Fan blades may be secured between the top cover and the bottom cover, and may extend through a lateral recess of the body. The top cover and the bottom cover may form a body comprising a substantially discoidal or substantially oblate spheroid geometry.